Great Qin: The First Emperor Exposes My Identity as His Son

In 218 BC, during Qin Shi Huang's third tour, Xu Fu returned from the sea without finding the elixir of immortality. The Sixteenth Prince, Gongzi Yang, then only eleven years old, volunteered to go in search of it. The First Emperor agreed. Before long, news spread that Gongzi Yang's fleet had been caught in a storm at sea and that the prince had perished.

Eight years later, during Qin Shi Huang's sixth tour of the realm, a strange wind carried him to a desolate island, where he discovered nineteen-year-old Zhao Yang, who looked just like him.

Zhao Yang gained the Divine Shock System. Shock others to earn System rewards. The more people he shocked, from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands and even millions, the greater the rewards. Zhao Yang grew ever stronger, leading the elite Qin troops to conquer Jiaozhi, Gija Joseon, Dongying, the Maurya Empire, Ptolemaic Egypt, the Roman Empire, and more...

Zhao Yang wielded immense power at court and became renowned throughout the land. Many generals and ministers secretly pledged their allegiance to him, hoping to share in the glory of helping him seize the throne.

The First Emperor had long since secretly investigated Zhao Yang's origins and learned that he was his own son. That was why he had allowed Zhao Yang to build up his power. Seeing that the truth could no longer be concealed, he publicly revealed Zhao Yang's identity as a Qin prince and asked him to inherit the throne.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.